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When Jessica Simpson and Ozzy Osbourne shared a stage: The most surprising duets in history
Annie Zaleski
Some were train wrecks. Some were strangely brilliant. But all were very weird
Wingnuts sound the alarm: Obama’s immigration action could result in “ethnic cleansing” of whites
Mark Potok
The far right is in full-on meltdown mode following the president's executive amnesty order
The death of working-class politics: How the wealthy conquered Congress and abandoned blue-collar America
Sean McElwee
As Congress gets richer and richer, research proves that it's leaving the rest of us behind
Man stabbed 9 times after asking catcaller to stop harassing his girlfriend
Jenny Kutner
Are boys just being boys when someone is nearly paralyzed -- or killed -- by a stranger?
Report: Wal-mart’s clean energy boasts are little more than greenwashing
Lindsay Abrams
Wal-mart gets 40 percent of its electricity from coal, and only 3 percent from renewables
“He masturbated with my hand”: Why we demand graphic details from our sex abuse scandals
Erin Keane
Both titillating and banal, these specifics become part of a grotesque collective narrative
Peggy Noonan’s “wisdom”: Build Keystone XL so American boys will become men
Simon Maloy
America's worst pundit wants to build Keystone XL so we can impress the world and build character in wayward youths
“We had to replace the lyrics ‘ugg-a-wugg'”: Meet the “Native American consultant” who worked on NBC’s “Peter Pan”
Erin Keane
Salon talked to Jerod Tate about how NBC smoothed over the musical's un-p.c. edges
“How to Get Away With Murder” and “Scandal” end with a bang: The most riveting power struggles on TV
Sonia Saraiya
The two shows had back-to-back midseason finales last night, and both were full of complication and manipulation
The “Free the Nipple” campaign is now the “Free the Nipple” movie
Jenny Kutner
The movement becomes a movie. Watch the trailer
We are the terrorists too: Thomas Friedman and John Kerry are misleading you about the Middle East
Patrick L. Smith
The New York Times and the administration are spinning post-Arab Spring era. Let's set the facts straight
Fill up at the planet’s risk: Climate change warning labels are coming to Berkeley’s gas pumps
Lindsay Abrams
The fossil fuel-condemning measure is the city's latest gambit to fight global warming
Tom Coburn’s lunacy and the real meaning of the immigration fight
Elias Isquith
The GOPer's prediction of doom may sound silly, but he's speaking to what really motivates the anti-immigrant right
French man quits ISIS because it was too hard to stop smoking
Joanna Rothkopf
This does not speak well for cigarettes
Rand Paul is Congress’ greatest civil rights hero, says Rand Paul
Simon Maloy
Kentucky's half-term Republican senator fancies himself the greatest "defender of minority rights in the Congress"
A high school’s blackface disaster: Why our teenagers are still doing this
Mary Elizabeth Williams
After a group of teen girls stir controversy, the high school says, "There's nothing racial about it"
Protests erupt in front of Ferguson Police Department
Joanna Rothkopf
Several protesters were arrested
Schadenfreude alert: Anti-gay National Organization for Marriage deep in debt
Luke Brinker
Once touted as a social conservative powerhouse, the group is on the brink of financial collapse. But why?
“A very dangerous situation”: GOP senator warns of “violence” if Obama signs immigration order
Luke Brinker
Outgoing lawmaker Tom Coburn gets downright apoplectic in warning against executive action
How another border crisis is putting American seafood at risk
Lindsay Abrams
A potential environmental disaster is coming our way via Canada
Hillary Clinton draws her first 2016 challenger
Luke Brinker
Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb announces presidential exploratory committee
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart slams Chris Christie for putting presidential ambitions before his state
Joanna Rothkopf
"Now we know, Gov. Christie's presidential ambition is the one thing he won't put in a tiny crate"
Why climate change could mean the end of chocolate
Sara Yasin
Start hiding your Hershey bars. Experts predict a cocoa shortage as soon as 2020
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